Working outlook
Occupation-specific 2030 and 2035 ranges formed from current employment position, the six transition stages, underlying demand, evidence synthesis, and labor-market timing.
Compare EOL working outlooks with the BLS structural projection and Metaculus probabilistic forecasts across the 20-occupation pilot.
BLS remains the structural reference. Metaculus provides an independent probabilistic calibration where EOL can establish a defensible occupation match. EOL working ranges reflect the full six-stage assessment rather than a mechanical average of external forecasts.
EOL is shown as a range. BLS is shown as an official structural point projection. Metaculus is shown as the median of the mapped probabilistic forecast where a defensible match exists.
The sources answer related but different questions. The comparison is useful precisely because they should not be treated as interchangeable.
Occupation-specific 2030 and 2035 ranges formed from current employment position, the six transition stages, underlying demand, evidence synthesis, and labor-market timing.
The indispensable official projection of occupational employment. EOL uses it as a structural reference while separately testing whether historical technological and staffing relationships remain reliable.
An independent probabilistic forecast used where EOL can establish a defensible occupation match. Broader proxy matches are identified explicitly and are not mechanically averaged into EOL.
The matrix puts the two EOL horizons beside the external 2035 reference points. Use the filters to isolate the knowledge or physical-automation groups.
| Occupation | EOL 2030 | EOL 2035 | BLS 2035 | Metaculus 2035 | Evidence tilt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| O01 Software Developers SOC 15-1252 | -2% to +3% | -16% to +2% | +10.2% | −12.2% | Strong displacement |
| O02 Accountants & Auditors SOC 13-2011 | -1% to +3% | -7% to +3% | +5.0% | −14.2% | Moderate displacement |
| O03 Lawyers SOC 23-1011 | -1% to +3% | -7% to +3% | +4.7% | −12.3% | Moderate displacement |
| O04 Customer Service Representatives SOC 43-4051 | -5% to -2% | -12% to -5% | −5.3% | — | Strong displacement |
| O05 Sales Representatives of Services SOC 41-3091 | -1% to +2% | -8% to +2% | +2.7% | −10.1% | Strong displacement |
| O06 Graphic Designers SOC 27-1024 | -4% to 0% | -12% to -3% | −1.7% | −7.0% | Strong displacement |
| O07 Secondary School Teachers SOC 25-2031 | -1% to +2% | -3% to +2% | −0.2% | −5.6% | Balanced evidence |
| O08 Mechanical Engineers SOC 17-2141 | +3% to +6% | +4% to +9% | +11.2% | +0.8% | Balanced evidence |
| O09 Family Medicine Physicians SOC 29-1215 | +1% to +4% | +2% to +6% | +3.3% | +5.6% | Balanced evidence |
| O10 Secretaries & Administrative Assistants SOC 43-6014 | -5% to -2% | -12% to -6% | −6.0% | — | Strong displacement |
| O11 Maids & Housekeeping Cleaners SOC 37-2012 | -1% to +2% | -10% to 0% | +0.6% | −7.5% | Moderate displacement |
| O12 Freight/Stock/Material Movers, Hand SOC 53-7062 | -4% to 0% | -13% to -3% | +1.8% | −11.1% | Strong displacement |
| O13 Machine Feeders and Offbearers SOC 53-7063 | -7% to -3% | -16% to -11% | −13.1% | −11.1% | Strong displacement |
| O14 Heavy & Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers SOC 53-3032 | -2% to +2% | -14% to -3% | +3.8% | — | Strong displacement |
| O15 Construction Laborers SOC 47-2061 | +3% to +6% | +3% to +8% | +7.3% | +4.3% | Balanced evidence |
| O16 Waiters & Waitresses SOC 35-3031 | -2% to +1% | -8% to 0% | +2.0% | −6.9% | Moderate displacement |
| O17 Fast Food and Counter Workers SOC 35-3023 | -1% to +3% | -12% to 0% | +5.8% | −6.9% | Strong displacement |
| O18 Registered Nurses SOC 29-1141 | +3% to +6% | +4% to +9% | +5.6% | +11.4% | Balanced evidence |
| O19 Home Health & Personal Care Aides SOC 31-1120 | +6% to +11% | -5% to +10% | +18.1% | — | Moderate displacement |
| O20 Police & Sheriff’s Patrol Officers SOC 33-3051 | 0% to +3% | -3% to +3% | +3.5% | +3.2% | Moderate displacement |